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	<b>Response:</b> Retry the login with a valid user ID and the correct password. If you are still unable to log in, contact your system manager to verify your user ID and password. </p>		<b>Response:</b> Retry the login with a valid user ID and the correct password. If you are still unable to log in, contact your system manager to verify your user ID and password. </p>
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	<b>System manager response:</b> Issue the LOGLST command to determine if the user has a user ID. If so, find out his or her password from your hardcopy file record, and give the correct password to the user. If you do not have any record of the password or if the user ID does not exist, change the entry or add a new entry to the password table for the user with the LOGCTL command. </p>		<b>System manager response:</b> Issue the <var>[[LOGLST command\|LOGLST]]</var> command to determine if the user has a user ID. If so, find out his or her password from your hardcopy file record, and give the correct password to the user. If you do not have any record of the password or if the user ID does not exist, change the entry or add a new entry to the password table for the user with the LOGCTL command. </p>
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	If an external authorizer is active (ACF2, Security Server (formerly RACF), Top Secret), use the appropriate commands for that system to verify that the user is a valid system user. If Model 204 is validating the authority of the user to enter the system, verify that the user has the appropriate authorization. In addition, if the default user ID has been set to blanks, or, if the default user ID cannot log in, no CCASTAT defined users may log in. Finally, if account validation is active, ensure that the user ID has the authority to use the account code that was entered.		If an external authorizer is active (ACF2, Security Server (formerly RACF), Top Secret), use the appropriate commands for that system to verify that the user is a valid system user. If Model 204 is validating the authority of the user to enter the system, verify that the user has the appropriate authorization. In addition, if the default user ID has been set to blanks, or, if the default user ID cannot log in, no [[Storing_security_information_(CCASTAT)\|CCASTAT]] defined users may log in. Finally, if account validation is active, ensure that the user ID has the authority to use the account code that was entered.
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You entered an invalid user ID, or the password for the user ID is incorrect. If an external authorizer is active, you may not be authorized to use Model 204, or you may have entered an invalid account code if account validation is active. 

Available as of Model 204 7.6 or with zap 75Z279, the "Enter logoff" text is displayed for this message if the <var>[[CUSTOM parameter|CUSTOM]]</var> parameter is set to 19.

Response: Retry the login with a valid user ID and the correct password. If you are still unable to log in, contact your system manager to verify your user ID and password. 

System manager response: Issue the LOGLST command to determine if the user has a user ID. If so, find out his or her password from your hardcopy file record, and give the correct password to the user. If you do not have any record of the password or if the user ID does not exist, change the entry or add a new entry to the password table for the user with the LOGCTL command. 

If an external authorizer is active (ACF2, Security Server (formerly RACF), Top Secret), use the appropriate commands for that system to verify that the user is a valid system user. If Model 204 is validating the authority of the user to enter the system, verify that the user has the appropriate authorization. In addition, if the default user ID has been set to blanks, or, if the default user ID cannot log in, no CCASTAT defined users may log in. Finally, if account validation is active, ensure that the user ID has the authority to use the account code that was entered.

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